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Brevard County Restaurant + 2COP Beer & Wine
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Business CategoryRestaurant
County LocationBrevard County
Business + License Price$315,000
Liquor License Type2COP Beer & Wine
Gross Annual RevenueGross revenue as stated in the source advertisement, where available. Buyer due diligence is recommended.$484,529
SDE / Cash FlowSDE, Cash Flow, or EBITDA as stated in the advertisement. The original financial label is retained; buyer due diligence is recommended.$177,685
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License Classification2COP Beer & Wine
Location-specific license classificationNo separate transferable quota-license value implied
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Florida MarketBrevard CountyMelbourne · Cocoa Beach · Titusville
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License Type Explained
What a 2COP Beer & Wine License Means
A 2COP license generally authorizes beer and wine sales for consumption on the licensed premises and package sales as allowed by the license. It does not provide distilled-spirit privileges and is not a transferable quota asset.
Liquor License Type2COP Beer & WineA 2COP beer-and-wine license is a non-quota license series and is not a separately transferable county quota-license asset.
License ClassificationNon-quotaA 2COP beer-and-wine license is a non-quota license series and is not a separately transferable county quota-license asset.
License PrivilegesBeer · WineA 2COP license authorizes the sale of beer and wine within the privileges approved for the licensed premises; it does not authorize distilled spirits.
License BasisNon-quota license seriesThe license is issued under a non-quota license series and depends on the licensed premises and continuing compliance with applicable DBPR requirements.
License Highlights
Beer & wine
licenseA 2COP license authorizes beer and wine privileges for the approved premises; it does not authorize distilled spirits.
licenseA 2COP license authorizes beer and wine privileges for the approved premises; it does not authorize distilled spirits.
On-premises
beer & wineA 2COP license can authorize beer and wine sales for consumption on the licensed premises within the privileges approved for that location.
beer & wineA 2COP license can authorize beer and wine sales for consumption on the licensed premises within the privileges approved for that location.
Beer & wine
without spiritsThe 2COP series is limited to beer and wine and does not provide distilled-spirit privileges.
without spiritsThe 2COP series is limited to beer and wine and does not provide distilled-spirit privileges.
Non-quota
license seriesA 2COP license is a non-quota license series and is not a separately transferable county quota-license asset.
license seriesA 2COP license is a non-quota license series and is not a separately transferable county quota-license asset.
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